Plascon House Tour: Rustic Living
A bright, beautiful open plan interior is the focus of this stunning Californian Ranch home. A striking rustic space with Scandi flair, this truly is a dream home.
The living space is open plan and certainly rustic in appearance. Reclaimed wood with vintage pieces add to the rustic appeal while slanted ceilings and an all-wood interior creates a rustic cabin look and feel. Far from ordinary, the home is beautifully designed with strategic finishes to add to the beauty of each room.
A focal fireplace steals the show here – adding a sense of comfort and cosiness to this space. A mix of white wood, rustic furniture, light flooring and unadorned windows adds to the lightness of this room.
A beautiful little eating nook adds to the space with built-in seating and an array of wooden elements on showcase. A selection of wooden bowls and decor accessories brings a homely touch to this room.
The bedrooms are cool, calm and rustic. Things are kept simple and in keeping with the colour palette that extends throughout the home. White, beige and wood creates the look here with a mix of textures that adds to the visual aesthetic of this space. So cosy and inviting – the perfect spot for a comfy breakfast indoors.
Contact: Plascon
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